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WHO WE ARE

JAS Projects is an independent business unit within JAS Worldwide and consists of a team of project and energy logistics experts with a proven track record in the industries. Available at strategic locations worldwide, the team provides project-forwarding services to industrial clients and EPC companies. JAS Projects serves both buyers and suppliers of large industrial goods, heavy and over-dimensional equipment and modules.

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Pictured from left to right: Philipp Weidlich, Farhan Khawaja, Thorsten Mock, Thorsten Grams, Leo Wu, Boris Ruediger.
JAS Projects Establishes Committee to Meet Demands of Global Growth

JAS Projects is pleased to announce the formation of its Global Management Committee. This strategic initiative follows recent changes at the JAS Projects headquarters in Bremen, Germany, with the appointment of Thorsten Mock as the new Global Managing Director of JAS Projects.
 
The Global Management Committee comprises a team of accomplished professionals who will play a key role in shaping JAS Projects' future strategies and addressing clients' evolving needs in the rapidly changing environment, markets, and technologies. The nominated members of the committee are as follows:

  • Thorsten Mock - Managing Director JAS Projects Global  
  • Thorsten Grams - Director Business Development & Operations JAS Projects Global  
  • Philipp Weidlich - Head of JAS Projects USA & Canada  
  • Boris Ruediger - Head of JAS Projects Germany, Korea & Japan  
  • Farhan Khawaja - Head of JAS Projects Middle East  
  • Leo Wu - Head of JAS Projects China  

The formation of the Global Management Committee reflects JAS Projects' commitment to delivering exceptional services tailored to the specific needs of its clients. As the Managing Director of JAS Projects, Thorsten Mock, explained, "This committee has been established not to reinvent the wheel, but to better address the future demands in our industry and those of our clients."  
 
Aligned with the vision of JAS Worldwide, the committee recognizes the significance of collective effort and collaboration. By adopting a unified approach and harnessing the extensive expertise within the organization, JAS Projects is fully prepared to embrace what is to come.
 
Establishing the Global Management Committee marks an important milestone for JAS Projects. With a strong focus on client-centric strategies and a commitment to excellence, JAS Projects is poised to strengthen its position as a leader in the industry.

The chances and the challenges are immense in view to sustainability, decarbonization, and the transition from fossil to green energies, "This is the challenge for all of us," Thorsten Mock says, and JAS Projects is ready to live up to its responsibilities with the strong commitment of JAS Worldwide.

Containers at port.
UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

Current Situation  

The Red Sea crisis enters its thirteenth week with escalating concerns about extended delays and widespread disruptions impacting the global container shipping network. Terminations of voyages and congestion surges at regional port terminals are happening with short notice, further complicating logistics. The underlying geopolitical tensions continue to cloud the situation, hindering a swift resolution. 

Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments

Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.  

  • Drewry's WCI composite index shows a further but slowed decline of 4% this week. Drewry expects spot rates ex-China to continue declining in the coming weeks, whereas freight rates on transatlantic will remain stable.  
  • US CENTCOM continues to report successful engagement and destruction of a variety of drones, missiles, and drone boats, drones on land before they are being utilized. While successful engagement is cited, the past week has seen one of the largest and heaviest number of attacks from the Houthi militia. 
  • UKMTO (United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations) reported today that a vessel has been struck by a missile causing damage, the vessel continued its voyage and the crew reported being safe.  
  • This past week has seen the highest number of attacks on commercial merchant vessels, container and breakbulk/conventional ships alike.  
  • The European Union (EU) expresses growing concern about the impact of the Red Sea Crisis on global supply chains and calls for a diplomatic solution. 
  • The Yemeni government accuses the Houthi militia of obstructing potential solutions to ensure safe passages in the Red Sea. 
  • Industry reports highlight a rise in insurance premiums for vessels traveling the Cape of Good Hope route due to the increased voyage time.  
  • The Houthi militia has today stated their intent to increase the geographical scope of attacks and in addition, potentially use hypersonic missiles, which they claim to have access to. If true, this would lead to further escalation of the current situation.  

Our Commitment

JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.  

For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.  

JAS Hong Kong, with support from partners, repurposed donated factory fabric samples to clothe adults and children in need, reducing fashion waste.
Dressing with Purpose: JAS Hong Kong's Clothing Drive for Sustainable Change

A dedicated team of JAS Hong Kong employees, led by Sustainability Ambassador Gary Ferreira, came together to make an impact in the lives of those less fortunate. Their mission? To repurpose factory fabric samples generously donated by a department store and instead give them to adults and children in need – the impact was twofold – it clothed adults and children in need and reduced waste sent to a landfill.


The JAS employees started by detaching company labels from each item. They then sorted and packaged the fabrics to ensure the garments could be easily distributed to charitable organizations in Hong Kong and the Philippines. The act of kindness was met with smiling and thankful faces.


This collaboration not only helped address material needs but also contributed to reducing fashion waste. This initiative underscores how corporate entities can address social and environmental challenges by leveraging existing resources and expertise.


We are grateful for our retail partner, Inland Corporation, and the Bruni Foundation for their support in ensuring each item reached its intended recipients with care and efficiency. Such achievements are only possible through collective cross-industry efforts.


This initiative is part of the Bruni Foundation's 'Pay it Forward' program, which empowers JAS employees to become ambassadors of change by actively supporting social and environmental causes. Throughout the year, the Bruni Foundation, an integral part of JAS, will support various global projects, primarily focusing on these United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Quality Education, No Poverty, Clean Water and Sanitation, and Zero Hunger. Yet, understanding the current challenges towards the environment and the well-being of societies, the Bruni Foundation also actively supports initiatives that promote responsible environmental stewardship.

Cargo ship from above.
UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

Current Situation  

This week, the Red Sea crisis and geopolitical situation in the region worsened. Week 12 saw the first sunken vessel, MV 'Rubymar', leaking fuel and fertilizer, along with the tragic deaths of 3 seafarers that served on the MV 'True Confidence' when the attack occurred in the Gulf of Aden. Industry associations are urging vessel diversions until safe passage is guaranteed. 

Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments

Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.  

  • Drewry's WCI composite index has dropped another 6% this week, bringing the total decline to 9.23% over the past month. This decline is further emphasized by specific routes, with the Asia to North Europe index now witnessing an even further drop at 27% against its peak seven weeks ago, and the Asia to Mediterranean index experiencing another few points bringing the decrease from last week's 24% to 30% this week. 
  • US CENTCOM continues to report successful engagement and destruction of a variety of drones, missiles, and drone boats, drones on land before they are utilized. Yet, nothing has led to a decrease in attacks.
  • UKMTO (United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations) reported an incident 50 miles southeast of Yemen today, fortunately, the vessel involved
    was not struck and continued its journey safely.
  • The MV' MSC Sky II' was attacked by two missiles on March 4th and continued its passage to Djibouti.
  • The MV 'True Confidence', a bulk carrier, remains at drift in the neighboring Gulf of Aden with no crew on board since the hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) on March 6th.

Our Commitment

JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.  

For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.

Meet the team behind JAS Poland's newest branch in Wroclaw! Our passionate professionals are ready to provide freight forwarding and logistics services to our clients throughout the region.
JAS Worldwide Announces Opening of New Branch in Wroclaw, Poland

Wroclaw, Poland — 5 March, 2024 — JAS Worldwide is pleased to announce the opening of its new branch in Wroclaw, Poland. The official start of operations at the Wroclaw branch is 1 March, 2024.

The expansion into Wroclaw marks a significant milestone and demonstrates JAS's commitment to strategic growth and development in the region. The new branch will serve as a key location in Poland , catering to the growing demand for freight forwarding and logistics services in Wroclaw and the surrounding areas.

"We are excited to announce the opening of our new branch in Wroclaw," said Stefan Sigg, Regional EVP, JAS EMEA. "This expansion not only strengthens our presence in Poland but also enables us to better serve our clients and partners in the region."

With its strategic location, the Wroclaw branch will enhance JAS Poland's capabilities and enable the company to provide customers with efficient and reliable freight forwarding and logistics solutions. The new branch will offer a comprehensive range of services, including air and ocean freight and customs brokerage.

"We are confident that the Wroclaw branch will play a key role in driving the future growth and success of JAS Poland," added Sigg. "We look forward to leveraging the opportunities presented by this strategic location to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional service to our clients."

NEWS FROM JAS

Projects

JAS Projects Establishes Committee to Meet Demands of Global Growth

May 31, 2023

Pictured from left to right: Philipp Weidlich, Farhan Khawaja, Thorsten Mock, Thorsten Grams, Leo Wu, Boris Ruediger.

JAS Projects is pleased to announce the formation of its Global Management Committee. This strategic initiative follows recent changes at the JAS Projects headquarters in Bremen, Germany, with the appointment of Thorsten Mock as the new Global Managing Director of JAS Projects.
 
The Global Management Committee comprises a team of accomplished professionals who will play a key role in shaping JAS Projects' future strategies and addressing clients' evolving needs in the rapidly changing environment, markets, and technologies. The nominated members of the committee are as follows:

  • Thorsten Mock - Managing Director JAS Projects Global  
  • Thorsten Grams - Director Business Development & Operations JAS Projects Global  
  • Philipp Weidlich - Head of JAS Projects USA & Canada  
  • Boris Ruediger - Head of JAS Projects Germany, Korea & Japan  
  • Farhan Khawaja - Head of JAS Projects Middle East  
  • Leo Wu - Head of JAS Projects China  

The formation of the Global Management Committee reflects JAS Projects' commitment to delivering exceptional services tailored to the specific needs of its clients. As the Managing Director of JAS Projects, Thorsten Mock, explained, "This committee has been established not to reinvent the wheel, but to better address the future demands in our industry and those of our clients."  
 
Aligned with the vision of JAS Worldwide, the committee recognizes the significance of collective effort and collaboration. By adopting a unified approach and harnessing the extensive expertise within the organization, JAS Projects is fully prepared to embrace what is to come.
 
Establishing the Global Management Committee marks an important milestone for JAS Projects. With a strong focus on client-centric strategies and a commitment to excellence, JAS Projects is poised to strengthen its position as a leader in the industry.

The chances and the challenges are immense in view to sustainability, decarbonization, and the transition from fossil to green energies, "This is the challenge for all of us," Thorsten Mock says, and JAS Projects is ready to live up to its responsibilities with the strong commitment of JAS Worldwide.

Our Top Story

From aspiring doctor to JAS India Managing Director, Sonal's journey is a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and dedication.

From Summer Job to Managing Director: Sonal Singhal's Journey in Logistics

Sonal Singhal never planned to work in freight forwarding. She had always aspired to be a doctor. Fate, however, had other plans for her when she stumbled upon a summer job in a freight forwarding company. Little did she know that this serendipitous opportunity would lay the foundation for her inspiring career in logistics. 

Fast forward more than 20 years, and now a seasoned veteran in the industry, Sonal joined JAS in 2020, where her initial days were met with many challenges. With no time for doubt or hesitation, she faced them head-on. Stepping into the role of Director of Sales & Marketing for India, she embarked on a journey of building a team from scratch during a global pandemic, and leading sales – something she had never done before. "While I couldn't travel and meet teams and customers in person, I was able to use that extra time to double down on the behind-the-scenes work," she recounts. 

Sonal's abilities and talents did not go unnoticed. In less than a year, she was named as Managing Director of India – making her one of just two female Managing Directors at JAS. Under her leadership, JAS India has experienced a change of culture coupled with remarkable growth and has become a pivotal player in the logistics space.  

She is humble in all her accomplishments but recognizes there is still work to be done.  

"I take pride in my role, but I also feel like I have a responsibility to mentor more women in this space, for leadership roles," she affirms, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, representation, and empowerment. As a woman navigating a predominantly male-dominated industry, Sonal acknowledges the challenges she's faced. "There are certain gender biases that still exist, it takes time to break those stigmas," she observes. Despite these obstacles, Sonal remains resilient, offering words of encouragement to aspiring women in the field. "Don't give up, and just keep doing your best," she advises, embodying perseverance and determination. 

She is passionate about the powerful role of encouragement and mentorship, as she knows first-hand how it feels when someone believes in you more than you believe in yourself. She recalls what made her stay on at her first freight forwarding company, "I actually didn't want to stay, but the head of the organization loved my work and encouraged me that I could succeed. I think the faith and belief he showed in me then was something that influenced me to stay. And history repeated itself at JAS, where leadership has entrusted the same confidence in me and gave me an opportunity which I couldn't have dreamed for myself, at least not so soon. This is a great sign at JAS with male allies promoting inclusivity and driving the change." 

Sonal remembers how that empowerment made her feel and now ingrains the same sentiment into her leadership philosophy. "Failures are yours, and success belongs to the team," she asserts, embodying a collaborative approach to leadership. She champions democratic decision-making and fosters a culture of open communication and feedback, recognizing the value of diverse perspectives. 

In addition to her professional endeavors, Sonal is a devoted mother of two teenage boys and is a loving daughter. Balancing her career with family responsibilities, she finds fulfillment in nurturing her children and maintaining strong ties with her parents – all with the support of her spouse, without which it would have been impossible. "I'm trying my best to raise them as men a society would like to see," Sonal lovingly shares. 

Sonal's journey is a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and dedication. As she continues to pave the way for women in logistics, her impact extends far beyond the boardroom, inspiring future generations of female leaders. 

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UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

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UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

Current Situation  

The Red Sea crisis enters its thirteenth week with escalating concerns about extended delays and widespread disruptions impacting the global container shipping network. Terminations of voyages and congestion surges at regional port terminals are happening with short notice, further complicating logistics. The underlying geopolitical tensions continue to cloud the situation, hindering a swift resolution. 

Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments

Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.  

  • Drewry's WCI composite index shows a further but slowed decline of 4% this week. Drewry expects spot rates ex-China to continue declining in the coming weeks, whereas freight rates on transatlantic will remain stable.  
  • US CENTCOM continues to report successful engagement and destruction of a variety of drones, missiles, and drone boats, drones on land before they are being utilized. While successful engagement is cited, the past week has seen one of the largest and heaviest number of attacks from the Houthi militia. 
  • UKMTO (United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations) reported today that a vessel has been struck by a missile causing damage, the vessel continued its voyage and the crew reported being safe.  
  • This past week has seen the highest number of attacks on commercial merchant vessels, container and breakbulk/conventional ships alike.  
  • The European Union (EU) expresses growing concern about the impact of the Red Sea Crisis on global supply chains and calls for a diplomatic solution. 
  • The Yemeni government accuses the Houthi militia of obstructing potential solutions to ensure safe passages in the Red Sea. 
  • Industry reports highlight a rise in insurance premiums for vessels traveling the Cape of Good Hope route due to the increased voyage time.  
  • The Houthi militia has today stated their intent to increase the geographical scope of attacks and in addition, potentially use hypersonic missiles, which they claim to have access to. If true, this would lead to further escalation of the current situation.  

Our Commitment

JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.  

For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.  

Dressing with Purpose: JAS Hong Kong's Clothing Drive for Sustainable Change

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Dressing with Purpose: JAS Hong Kong's Clothing Drive for Sustainable Change

A dedicated team of JAS Hong Kong employees, led by Sustainability Ambassador Gary Ferreira, came together to make an impact in the lives of those less fortunate. Their mission? To repurpose factory fabric samples generously donated by a department store and instead give them to adults and children in need – the impact was twofold – it clothed adults and children in need and reduced waste sent to a landfill.


The JAS employees started by detaching company labels from each item. They then sorted and packaged the fabrics to ensure the garments could be easily distributed to charitable organizations in Hong Kong and the Philippines. The act of kindness was met with smiling and thankful faces.


This collaboration not only helped address material needs but also contributed to reducing fashion waste. This initiative underscores how corporate entities can address social and environmental challenges by leveraging existing resources and expertise.


We are grateful for our retail partner, Inland Corporation, and the Bruni Foundation for their support in ensuring each item reached its intended recipients with care and efficiency. Such achievements are only possible through collective cross-industry efforts.


This initiative is part of the Bruni Foundation's 'Pay it Forward' program, which empowers JAS employees to become ambassadors of change by actively supporting social and environmental causes. Throughout the year, the Bruni Foundation, an integral part of JAS, will support various global projects, primarily focusing on these United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Quality Education, No Poverty, Clean Water and Sanitation, and Zero Hunger. Yet, understanding the current challenges towards the environment and the well-being of societies, the Bruni Foundation also actively supports initiatives that promote responsible environmental stewardship.

UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

...Read More

UPDATED Customer Advisory: Red Sea Attacks and Suez Canal Bypass

Current Situation  

This week, the Red Sea crisis and geopolitical situation in the region worsened. Week 12 saw the first sunken vessel, MV 'Rubymar', leaking fuel and fertilizer, along with the tragic deaths of 3 seafarers that served on the MV 'True Confidence' when the attack occurred in the Gulf of Aden. Industry associations are urging vessel diversions until safe passage is guaranteed. 

Industry Insights, Facts & Market Developments

Below are some additional key facts and market developments surrounding the situation, including a timeline of major events.  

  • Drewry's WCI composite index has dropped another 6% this week, bringing the total decline to 9.23% over the past month. This decline is further emphasized by specific routes, with the Asia to North Europe index now witnessing an even further drop at 27% against its peak seven weeks ago, and the Asia to Mediterranean index experiencing another few points bringing the decrease from last week's 24% to 30% this week. 
  • US CENTCOM continues to report successful engagement and destruction of a variety of drones, missiles, and drone boats, drones on land before they are utilized. Yet, nothing has led to a decrease in attacks.
  • UKMTO (United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations) reported an incident 50 miles southeast of Yemen today, fortunately, the vessel involved
    was not struck and continued its journey safely.
  • The MV' MSC Sky II' was attacked by two missiles on March 4th and continued its passage to Djibouti.
  • The MV 'True Confidence', a bulk carrier, remains at drift in the neighboring Gulf of Aden with no crew on board since the hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) on March 6th.

Our Commitment

JAS Worldwide will continue to monitor the situation and keep you duly updated. Our public website update will occur once per week, every Friday.  

For any more detailed and / or shipment specific information, or alternative solutions, please contact your local JAS office.

JAS Worldwide Announces Opening of New Branch in Wroclaw, Poland

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JAS Worldwide Announces Opening of New Branch in Wroclaw, Poland

Wroclaw, Poland — 5 March, 2024 — JAS Worldwide is pleased to announce the opening of its new branch in Wroclaw, Poland. The official start of operations at the Wroclaw branch is 1 March, 2024.

The expansion into Wroclaw marks a significant milestone and demonstrates JAS's commitment to strategic growth and development in the region. The new branch will serve as a key location in Poland , catering to the growing demand for freight forwarding and logistics services in Wroclaw and the surrounding areas.

"We are excited to announce the opening of our new branch in Wroclaw," said Stefan Sigg, Regional EVP, JAS EMEA. "This expansion not only strengthens our presence in Poland but also enables us to better serve our clients and partners in the region."

With its strategic location, the Wroclaw branch will enhance JAS Poland's capabilities and enable the company to provide customers with efficient and reliable freight forwarding and logistics solutions. The new branch will offer a comprehensive range of services, including air and ocean freight and customs brokerage.

"We are confident that the Wroclaw branch will play a key role in driving the future growth and success of JAS Poland," added Sigg. "We look forward to leveraging the opportunities presented by this strategic location to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional service to our clients."

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SERVICES

Services include the coordination and arrangement of safe transportation and shipment of all cargo under the terms specified and directed by the client. In addition, the optimal use of strategic consolidation areas for material marshaling and forwarding to the project site are ensured.

The project teams have extensive industry experience, with a high sense of professionalism. Every team member possesses a dynamic range of professional skills necessary to successfully undertake the total scope of work within the freight forwarding contract:

  • project management, transport engineering, ship chartering,
  • heavy haulage, marshaling, vendor expediting, export packing,
  • financial control and systems management.

All team members are engaged in the management of freight for major contracts in the oil and gas, petrochemical and power industries, and have the required project experience necessary for the smooth performance of all business requirements. The Virtual Global Team has the advantage of working with a single worldwide-linked system that provides the latest in communications and Web-based, real-time tracking of PO line items.

JAS Projects offers clients the tools necessary for flawless project management:

  • Web based order tracking to the line item level, including shipping documentation visibility, and full EDI capability.
  • Proven experience in rig and capital equipment moves, packing, warehousing, and expediting.
  • We also offer marine and air chartering service contracts for ocean and air freight.
  • Proven background in all modes of transportation for your project needs such as barge, heavy haul trucking, and rail.

WITH YOU WHERE IT COUNTS

Our services include consultation at the project-planning stage and assistance in the initial setting up of project sites. Supervision of operations are carried out by qualified engineers, logistics experts, and IT specialists. During this stage, we offer full LIRA (Logistics Infrastructure Resource Assessment) customized to your requirements. To best service our clients and to minimize our risk exposure, JAS Projects has its own in-house transport engineer who defines safe transport and handling methods for H/L and OOG cargo and also verifies sub-contractor’s method statements.

We operate under the latest standards of the JAS Worldwide Management System, a combined business management system which covers ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and  ISO 45001:2018. To meet the high expectations of oil and gas clients, JAS Projects has also developed project-specific procedures to close any gaps.

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Team Expertise

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At JAS we believe "People Make The Difference." Our people are the key to our success. The JAS Projects management team has an average of 16 years of on the job experience in the projects and oil and energy global transportation market. We make the difference by executing first class service that is done right the first time so your projects are successfully completed on time, and on budget.

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At The Center: The Customer

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From customer-centric system interface with logistics provider cargo management system to daily updates, shared collaboratively developed business processes, data input and reporting - all keeping thousands of SKUS and orders moving on a daily basis across the globe for large capital projects.  With these solutions & systems driven by project logistics professionals & customers directly together.

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Industry Specific Verticals

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  • Oil and Gas Downstream Projects relates to transport logistics associated with the construction, extension and rehabilitation of downstream plants, such as petrochemical plants, refineries, LNG and GTL plants. Special solutions for EPC clients are available.

  • Mining Projects deal with transport logistics for the construction / extension / rehabilitation of solid mineral surface or underground mines, processing plants and conveying systems.

  • Power Projects address the specific logistics requirements of the power generation and distribution industry, including nuclear and renewable energy.
  • Infrastructure Projects cover logistics and transportation services for construction and civil engineering companies, as well as movements of individual out-of-gauge or heavy cargoes.
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Whether working in the high arctic, at altitude in the Andes, austere desert or tropical environments – physical restrictions will occur for transportation.  

Along with physical restrictions, one must also overcome regulatory and systematic challenges of working across borders to ensure everyone is working in a compliant environment 100% of the time.  From clean documentary preparation for customs clearance to monitored deliveries to site, security and full transparency by IT-based solutions which communicate data to each other's systems.

Our people make the difference in working through these and flagging them all for different location specific solutions, communicating and identifying these risk points for review together with the customer.

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Team Expertise

At JAS we believe "People Make The Difference." Our people are the key to our success. The JAS Projects management team has an average of 16 years of on the job experience in the projects and oil and energy global transportation market. We make the difference by executing first class service that is done right the first time so your projects are successfully completed on time, and on budget.

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At The Center: The Customer

From customer-centric system interface with logistics provider cargo management system to daily updates, shared collaboratively developed business processes, data input and reporting - all keeping thousands of SKUS and orders moving on a daily basis across the globe for large capital projects.  With these solutions & systems driven by project logistics professionals & customers directly together.

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Industry Specific Verticals

  • Oil and Gas Downstream Projects relates to transport logistics associated with the construction, extension and rehabilitation of downstream plants, such as petrochemical plants, refineries, LNG and GTL plants. Special solutions for EPC clients are available.

  • Mining Projects deal with transport logistics for the construction / extension / rehabilitation of solid mineral surface or underground mines, processing plants and conveying systems.

  • Power Projects address the specific logistics requirements of the power generation and distribution industry, including nuclear and renewable energy.
  • Infrastructure Projects cover logistics and transportation services for construction and civil engineering companies, as well as movements of individual out-of-gauge or heavy cargoes.
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Clear Communications

Whether working in the high arctic, at altitude in the Andes, austere desert or tropical environments – physical restrictions will occur for transportation.  

Along with physical restrictions, one must also overcome regulatory and systematic challenges of working across borders to ensure everyone is working in a compliant environment 100% of the time.  From clean documentary preparation for customs clearance to monitored deliveries to site, security and full transparency by IT-based solutions which communicate data to each other's systems.

Our people make the difference in working through these and flagging them all for different location specific solutions, communicating and identifying these risk points for review together with the customer.

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Team Expertise

At JAS we believe "People Make The Difference." Our people are the key to our success. The JAS Projects management team has an average of 16 years of on the job experience in the projects and oil and energy global transportation market. We make the difference by executing first class service that is done right the first time so your projects are successfully completed on time, and on budget.

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At The Center: The Customer

From customer-centric system interface with logistics provider cargo management system to daily updates, shared collaboratively developed business processes, data input and reporting - all keeping thousands of SKUS and orders moving on a daily basis across the globe for large capital projects.  With these solutions & systems driven by project logistics professionals & customers directly together.

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Industry Specific Verticals

  • Oil and Gas Downstream Projects relates to transport logistics associated with the construction, extension and rehabilitation of downstream plants, such as petrochemical plants, refineries, LNG and GTL plants. Special solutions for EPC clients are available.

  • Mining Projects deal with transport logistics for the construction / extension / rehabilitation of solid mineral surface or underground mines, processing plants and conveying systems.

  • Power Projects address the specific logistics requirements of the power generation and distribution industry, including nuclear and renewable energy.
  • Infrastructure Projects cover logistics and transportation services for construction and civil engineering companies, as well as movements of individual out-of-gauge or heavy cargoes.
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Clear Communications

Whether working in the high arctic, at altitude in the Andes, austere desert or tropical environments – physical restrictions will occur for transportation.  

Along with physical restrictions, one must also overcome regulatory and systematic challenges of working across borders to ensure everyone is working in a compliant environment 100% of the time.  From clean documentary preparation for customs clearance to monitored deliveries to site, security and full transparency by IT-based solutions which communicate data to each other's systems.

Our people make the difference in working through these and flagging them all for different location specific solutions, communicating and identifying these risk points for review together with the customer.

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"I want to thank you for the past support and thankful for having you as supplier. Wish you all the best."

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"I am satisfied with your trouble-free and appropriate work at all times."

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"I am very satisfied with JAS Sales and Service in charge. We are considering another new import shipment."

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"JAS has given an outstanding level of support in all areas. Our sincere thanks to the whole JAS team for their patience and diligence."

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"You and your team did a great job.  We really appreciate your professionalism and reliability."

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“We have always found the JAS service and quality of work to be excellent. We look forward to working together for many more years to come.”

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“We express our sincere Appreciation for the proficiency of your good onshore team for Customs Clearance of Project Cargo under the Customs Duty Exemption basis in timely manner, and for keeping the proper Record and Reporting.”

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Saudi Arabia

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“Thanks for JAS Projects extensive flexibility and in depth know how the shipments have been executed to our and our clients’ full satisfaction even though these were accompanied by circumstances beyond JAS Projects scope that could have had an adverse effect on the project. JAS Projects acted always in an excellent and professional way and proofed to be a reliable partner for our company.”​

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Danny B.

EPC

Germany

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"I want to thank you for the past support and thankful for having you as supplier. Wish you all the best."

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Annie L.

Electronics

Taiwan

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